Data-analytics company Coalition has released the latest ranking of each key Wall Street business.

JPMorgan once again reigned supreme on Wall Street in 2017, securing first place not just for overall investment banking revenues but for each of the major business divisions, too.

Citigroup and Goldman Sachs held firm in a tie for second place overall.

The results are in: We have the winners for each line of business on Wall Street in 2017.

Even though Wall Street had a down year in 2017, the picture at the top is unchanged, according to the latest league table report from data-analytics firm Coalition.

JPMorgan Chase continues its reign of supremacy, securing first place not just for overall investment banking revenues ($24.2 billion) but for each of the major business divisions too: Fixed income (FICC), equities, and banking. It's the first time JPMorgan has topped the equities business in recent years, coming in second place last year and third in 2015.

The bank's dominant year included a first- or second-place finish in each of the 14 individual business lines except municipal finance and cash equities.

Check out the rest of the 2017 league table to see who else earned bragging rights for the year.

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Their overall revenues are down $1 billion to $24.2 billion, but JPMorgan has a firmer grip than ever on the Wall Street throne. Morgan Stanley moved up from fifth to a tie for fourth, showing improvement in FICC and banking.

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JPMorgan likewise dominated regionally, coming in first in the Americas and Europe. Citi was stronger in Asia though, earning top honors overall and for FICC.